Reply With QuoteGo to almost any fishing store and ask for a BackRoads map book, the Cariboo Chilcotin edition. It'll be the best $25 you've spent in a long time.
Originally Posted by Dave T
Hihium Lake
Hello everyone, as you can see im new to this site and what a great site it is.
Im heading up to Hihium Lake in September for a week, I have heard about other small lakes up in that area but even with this thing called the internet i cant find any info on other lakes. I have a bellyboat, 12' Alum and a 4X4 what are some other small productive lakes i could get to,
Thanks
Dave
Go to almost any fishing store and ask for a BackRoads map book, the Cariboo Chilcotin edition. It'll be the best $25 you've spent in a long time.
Wink, wink, nudge, nudge....look up Hudsn's Bay Lake!
Great thanks for the input. I think im going to go buy that book tomorrow. I hope Hudson Bay lake is in there because I cant find much info on the internet.
It's there, but be sure to buy the Kamloops/Okanogan edition. The Cariboo/Chilcotin doesn't cover the region for Hihium or Hudson Bay Lake. (I just checked both)
Last edited by professori; August 23rd, 2011 at 11:35 PM.
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ok i got the book and Hudson Bay lake looks like a great lake but its not even close to Hihium. Or am i just blind and not looking in the right area ?
Ya what he said, sorry for the mistake. Just buy em all for the winter and start planning trips for next year.
it's in the area. maybe 45 minutes on the back roads. i approach both Hihium and Hudson Bay from the Loon Lake side.
brookies in husdon bay lake or just rainbows?
just rainbows as far as i know. that's all i've ever caught out of there.
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